Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
Ship Springfield
Liverpool, England to Boston
August 21, 1847
List of the Passengers taken on board the Ship Springfield whereof
David Royn? is master, bound from the Port of Liverpool for Boston burthen
1547 tons.
Columns represent: name, age, sex*, occupation*, country to which
they severally belong*, country of which they intend to become inhabitants*.
1 Catharine Mason 18
2 Martin Daly 18
3 Catharine Daly 16
4 James Henny 18
5 Elizabeth Kennedy 14
6 Martin Kennedy 6
7 John Shandon 60
8 Danl Brogan 50
9 Bridget Brogan 25
10 Mick Brogan 9
11 Mary Ann Brogan 3
12 Catharine Brogan 6
13 Theresa Brogan Inft
14 Margaret Mooney 56
15 Sally Mooney 17
16 Andy Mooney 31
17 Lawrence Mooney 24
18 William Mooney 13
19 Pat Gaffrey 20
20 Charles Gallagher 16
21 Co?y Murphy 20
22* Cath Rockford 00
23 Colin Bradley 24
24 Helen Bradley 21
25* Helen Bradley 3
26 Janet Bradley 1
27 Bryan Kelcher 0
28 Peter Lyons 28
29 John Lyons 40
30 Mrs Lyons 26
31 Mary Lyons 10
32 John Lyons 8
33 John O'Slattery 21
34 Peter Hogan 28
35 Pat Clark 50
36 Mary Clark 21
37 James Hentney 24
38 Mary Armstrong 18
39 Catharine Armstrong 16
40 Bridget Gallagher 40
41 Margaret Gallagher 14
42 Ann Gallagher 10
43 Catharine Gallagher 7
44 Thomas Hughes 24
45* Thomas Hughes 20
46* Felos Hughes 19
47 Mick Mills 23
48 Daniel O'Donough 25
49 Catharine O'Donough 25
50 Bridget Cand 23
51 Martin Gallagher 20
52 Mary C??d 2
53 Brend? C??d Inft
54 Bridget Sheridad 27
55* Owen Pafferty 20
56 Bridget Moore 18
57 Robert Hardand 66
58 William Hardand 23
59 Maria Smith 16
60 Margaret Kelly 22
61 Thaddeus Carroll 20
62 Catharine Dee 20
63 John Burke 21
64 Owen Tracey 19
65 Andy Malony 27
66 Martin Malony 25
67 Thomas Gallagher 25
68 Thomas Maloney 12
69 Owen Rafferty 50
70 William Rafferty 18
71 John Dixon 18
72 Lucy Clary 19
73 John Delaney 28
74 Mary Delaney 26
75 William Owen 25
76 Edward White 25
77 Mrs White 20
78 Infant Inft
79 Mary White 2
80 Pat Reu 30
81 John Gallaghan 25
82 Sally Carty 30
83 Sampson Austin 41
84 Samuel Austin 16
85 William Pope 28
86 William Hussey 27
87 Christopher Hall 23
88 John Collins 24
89 John Conley 27
90 Wm Black 21
91 Peggy McCarthy 18
92 Matthew Keller 22
93 Thomas Anderson 24
94 Catharine Anderson 24
95 David Hagerty 22
96 Pat Flynn 46
97 Maurice Flynn 14
98 Thomas McCro?ley 22
99 Bridget Gillis 30
100 Alice Cleary 25
101 Nancy Leary 20
102 Owen Rendon 24
103 John Sullivan 60
104 Johanna Sullivan 60
105 Patrick Sullivan 18
106 Margaret Sullivan 14
107 James Sullivan 12
108 Julia Sullivan 27
109 Honoria Hill?her 27
110 Catharine Austin 22
111 James Badden 26
112 Margaret Hancock 20
113 Thomas Kelly 20
114 John Kelly 6
115 Thomas Kelly 8
116 Jane Tuner 16
117 Dennis Desmond 23
118 Honora Haggerty 20
119 James Hardy 8
120 Mary Hardy 10
121 John McGowan 18
122 Julia Sullivan 20 died during the voyage
123 Robert Senlon 28
124 Betty Leary 40
125 Milly Sullivan 20
126 Ellen Miller 35
127 Eliza Miller 12
128 Ann Miller 10
129 John Miller 8
130 Mary Miller 6
131 Ellen Miller 4
132 Thomas Leonard 45
133 Mary Leonard 40
134 Charles Leonard 9
135 David Leonard 7
136 Joseph Leonard 4
137 Mary Ann Leonard 3
138 Margaret Leonard Inft
139 Phoebe Green 21
140 Eliza Green Inft
141 John Scully 40
142 Margaret Scully 38
143 Michael Scully 8
144 Mary Scully 12
145 Margaret Scully 10
146 Catharine Scully 3
147 John Scully 14
148 Dennis Sullivan 17
149 Catharine Cunningham 20
150 Richard Barnes 20
151 Edward Welsh 20
152 Thomas Haley 20
153 Mary Hislon 23
154 Bridget Hislon 3
155* Pat Cennedy 27
156 Mary Burns 25
157 Francis Coulon 17
158 Michael Dooley 28
159 Martin Dooley 15
160 Lawrence Dooley 11
161 Thomas Daley 27
162 Jonas Taylor 42
163 Mrs Taylor 33
164* Infant 9
165 Grace Taylor 9
166 Sarah Taylor 6
167 C Taylor 3
168 Jane Hammond 19
169 Helen Donnoly 55
170 Francis Donnoly 11
171 Charles Gallagher 16
172 Thomas Rilly 40
173 Pat Quinn 26
174 Mick Bennely 30
175 Mary Cary 26
176 H Leary 28
177 Catharine Leary 4
178 Alice Leary 3
Transcriber's Notes:
The use of an * indicates an omission or error made by the original recorder
The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read, due to quality
of original document
There was no sworn statement on this manifest
Name of the Captain could be Royn, Roym, Royne, etc., the Roy is clear, after that
a squiggly line.
There was no entry in the "sex" colum, therefore it was omitted
Occupations for all the passengers were listed as servant, this column was omitted
Country of origin for all passengers was Ireland, this column was omitted
Country of destination for all passengers was United States, this column was
omitted
These passengers were numbered by the transcriber, not on original film
#21 first name could by Cony or Cory
#22 age looks like 00, no other numbers visible, can't determine what was meant
#25 this is not a mistake, there are two Helen Bradleys listed, apparently mother
and daughter
#44 & 45 both passengers were named Thomas Hughes
#46 first name clearly written "Felos", as with all passengers on this ship no
indication whether this is a male or a female
#52 inksmear on the last name, could be the same as #50 - "Cand"
#53 first name could be Brenda or Brenden, no indication of sex, last name written
as "do.", since name above has inksmear, can't read
#55 last name clearly reads Pafferty but could also be Rafferty
#98 last name looks like McCrouley, could also be McCronley or McCrowley
#109 last name could be Hillsher or Hilliher
#155 written clearly as Cennedy, but might mean Kennedy
#164 unusual in that all other infants don't have an age recorded, but this one is
listed as being of age 9!! Could be 9 months, but there is no indication as
to year or month
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M277, Reel 23, List 319
Transcribed by Chris Offerman
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
April 22, 2000
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